Get the phone ringing again for your home service business ...without blowing cash on ads or agencies
let’s start here (challenge day 1)
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If you don’t show up on Google, you don’t exist. Step 1: Claim and set up your Google Business Profile This is the map listing people see when they search “plumber near me” or “electrician in [city].” If you don’t have it claimed and filled out, your competitors are stealing calls that should be yours. Step 1: claim/create a Google Business Profile Step 2: fill out every single detail you can Do it now. Literally... right now. It only takes a few minutes. Come back tomorrow for step 2. It's literally one of the best things you can do for your business. (It's been working since King Solomon's days) – Taylor P.S. I told you these would be short and actionable. Check back tomorrow for the real money maker. |
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Get the phone ringing again for your home service business ...without blowing cash on ads or agencies
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